Running from 19 March 19 to 23 April in Adelaide and spreading its cinematic charm to Renmark, Victor Harbor, and Mount Gambier, this annual festival promises a cultural feast for film buffs across the state.
Celebrated as the largest French film festival outside of France, AF FFF showcases the very best of contemporary French cinema, spanning genres from drama and comedy to the ever-present l’amour. With over 5,500 screenings across 18 Australian cities, the festival offers a unique opportunity to dive into the heart of French storytelling.
Anne-Lise Heynen-Giri, Executive Director of Alliance Française Adelaide, describes the festival as a vital part of South Australia’s cultural calendar. “It’s a celebration of the magic of French cinema—a chance to come together and immerse ourselves in its beauty, passion, and storytelling brilliance,” she shares.
The festival will also highlight the contributions of women in French cinema, featuring empowering narratives and showcasing female directors and characters. Whether you’re a lifelong Francophile or simply looking to indulge in cinematic excellence, AF FFF 2025 is your passport to the wonders of French culture.
Where to catch the French film magic near you
ADELAIDE: Wednesday, March 19 to Wednesday April 23 (No Encore) Palace Nova Eastend, Nova Prospect Cinemas
RENMARK: Wednesday, March 26 to Tuesday, April 1, Chaffey Theatre
VICTOR HARBOR: Wednesday, April 2 to Wednesday, April 9 Victa Cinema
MOUNT GAMBIER: Thursday, April 3 to Sunday, April 6, Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre
The Alliance Française French Film Festival is on from 19 March to 23 April.
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